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For the last fifty-seven years, thousands of students have walked the halls of Woodrow, attending classes and participating in athletics, clubs and activities. Together they have helped to leave a legacy of tradition. Those traditions which involve seniors come readily to mind. Over the years, they have continued to appropriate the auditorium balcony and eat lunch at the same table. They arrived at school on the first day in limousines and Texas Taxis. Seniors have a cheer all their own, and it can be heard during lunch and pep assemblies. Some of the material things that have remained unchanged are the cheerleaders' jackets, which have been the same since 1959, and the drill team uniforms, which have been unchanged for 26 years. Spirit ribbons have been around for decades, and each class continues to wear them in a particular way. People at Woodrow have also become traditions. Several students are the third generation of their families to attend the school. In addition, many people will graduate from the school their parents attended. One teacher, J. William Brown, a 50 year veteran, has taught in the building for 34 years. Principal Wayne Pierce has also been at the school for well over 15 years, as well as several teachers. Part of what breeds the forever red feeling among students is Woodrow's strong history ol tradition. Just as when the school first opened, students still proudly gather together to chorus, Firm and undaunted ever we'll be. Hail to the school we love, Here's a toast to thee. The special people and activities in the building can be found nowhere else, and sometimes it seems just like yesterday is today. 0 Forever Red
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PERFORMANCE Cheerleaders Betsy Menke and Connie Do ier wait for a field goal to go through the uprights. Drill Captain Marie Hernandez, showcases her dancing talents. INTENSITY all we Ve gof!
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A Dd@@te fttni® 7 ie senior of 1986 show us that the fifties look is still alive today. ROCKIN N' ROLLIN TRADITION The drill team uniforms have remained unchanged since they were first chosen. CONTINUITY Car Drury wears her varsity cheerleading jacket — the same style as those worn over twenty-five years ago. Forever Red 11
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